... rrHE CATACOMBS OF ROME, On Fridaj evening last, at the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, Brighton Road, the Rev. J. Jenkins, M. A. delivered a. lecture on the above subject. The evening was very cold and damp, and that no doubt prevented a great many from being present. However, there was a res- pectable and appreciative audience. Capt. Wynne Jones presided, and on rising to address ...

... POETS AND POETRY was the subject of a lecture delivered in the Independent Chapel, Rhuddlan, by Mr 1'. Mostyn Williams, Rhyl. The Rev. John Williams presided, and thercjwas a good attendance. ...

... Correspondents are requested to give their name and address when sending communications. Orders, Advertisements, &c., to be addressed to the Publishers; and all cheques, P.O. Orders,&c. to be made payable to the Proprietors, AMOS BEOTHEBS Advertiser Office, Rhyl. To ensure insertion all correspondence should be received not later than noon on Thursdays. We cannot undertake to return rejected ...

... BIRTHK EDWARD,c;. -)i larch 26th, the wife of Thomas Ed- wards, Tai terfyn, Rhydyfoel, Bettws-yn-Rhos, of a son. JONEs-April 1st, the wife of J. T. Jones, Aled House, Rhyl, of a daughter. Her name will be Gwlaays Aled. FaxOs-March 30th, the wife of Mr Robert Price, grocer, 39, High street, Rhyl, of a son. DEATHS. CARMICHAEL.-March 28th, at Gwindy Inn, Aber- gele, Elizabeth Carmichael, widow of ...

... way, and himself applied for a large number of these shares. One director applied for about 3000 shares but never paid any deposit on them, and the share- holders never have generally taken up these shares. As regards the board since Mr Evans joined it, one of the first was to cancel an irregular contract for the sale of land at a very low figure to Mr Greonhalgh. The board compelled Messrs ...

... ST. ASAPH. CATHEDRAL SERVICES.—4th Sunday after Epiphany, January 30th. Morning at 11—Service, Whitfield in E anthem, 0 taste and see (Goss). Evening at 3.15—The Litany anthem, 0 clap your hands (Stainer). Evening at G.15-Chants; hymns 65 376. 66. Suecentor Rev. W. Morton, M.A.; organist: i R. A. Atkins, Esq. 1 ...

... STREET CROSSINGS. Mr Wynne said he had heard several complaints as to the unsatisfactory state of the crossings to the market, especially in wet weather. He therefore moved that something should be done at once, if there was money in hand.—Mr Keatinge seconded that.—Mr Roberts (Queen Street,) thought it a very awku ar(I time to upset the crossings, as the town was so full of visitors, and ...

... LADIES & GENTLEMEN,— I have been solicited by many influential Rate- payers to allow myself to be nominated for election as a Commissioner at the next Annual Election, and, on the understanding that I shall not be required to l make a personal canvass, I have consented. Although not long resident among you, I have a ) great and increasing interest in Rhyl, and I sincerely wish the town ...

... LADIES & GENTLEMEN,— I have been requested by many Ratepayers and friends to come forward as a candidate at the next Election of Commissioners. During my residence among you, for upwards of fourteen years, it has been my privilege to take active part in many pro- jects carried out for the benefit of this town, and my opinions upon all public movements have always been freely and fearlessly ...

... FLINT. At the Mechanic's Institute, Flint, on Monday evening last, our respected townsman Mr F. G. Pratt was presented with a most gratifying testimonial, in the shape of a gold watch and chain and purse of gold from the inhabitants, and a ring from his late scholars. The watch was presented by Henry Taylor, Esq., Town Clerk, and the ring by Mr. C. E. Dyson, manager of Messrs Muspratt's Alkali ...

... A LITTLE BOY DROWNED IN VALE ROAD. THE TOWN COMMISSIONERS CENSURED BY THE CORONER. On Monday evening at the Board-room, Town Hall, Mr Wiliiam Davies, (coroner for the county), held in inquest on the body of Robert Goronwy Griffith, aged 2 years and 5 months, son of the Rev. David R Griffith, Calvinistic Methodist Minister, reeicing at No. 5, North Terrace, Newtown, Vale R-ad. The following ...

... GOOD MANNERS. Herein aphoristic re s .me of the acoep ed lawlS that regulate manners N- ver pick your teetb i at tab e. Do not mkean O¡,hFlltation of your dress. ( The j.uest who ciues late spoils the dinner. Good semper is the essence ot good manners. Do not press a tavour where you see it will be unwelcome. A young lady may give ho-r balJd to a stranger, but will not shake his. In helping ...